My favorite store at The Pearl - it's so beautiful and a good go-to when you need a gift or…read moresomething special for yourself! Curated so wonderfully and the staff is always friendly! Great for all budgets, too!

This is my favorite store in San Antonio! I love going to the Pearl just to stop in and check it…read moreout. There is always something that catches my eye.

Feliz Modern Pop is such a cute shop and definitely worth a visit. They have a great mix of gifts,…read morestationery, souvenirs, and other fun finds that make it hard to leave empty-handed. I was especially surprised to find Miffy and Mofusand merchandise that I hadn't seen anywhere else. It was fun discovering unique items that aren't commonly available at other stores. The overall vibe of the shop is adorable and thoughtfully curated, making it easy to spend a lot of time browsing. Honestly, I wanted to buy so much more than I did.

Feliz Modern POP is located at the Pearl and has quite a lot of what nots. The store has…read moreeye-catching colors and many unique items, which is what drew me in to the store. There are a number of shops at the Pearl, but this appears to be one of the more unique ones. The store feels a bit whimsical and little fantastical. You can find t-shirts, jewelry boxes (not traditional ones but one with Día Dos Muertos faces), stickers, coffee cups, to name just a few items. I almost bought one of those ceramic jewelry boxes, but I talked myself out of it as I have several jewelry boxes without a lot of jewelry. Their prices are very reasonable, so your dollar goes a long ways in this store. The store staff was super friendly and helpful. They can point you to the specific part of the store where you might have an interest in their goods.

This was an incredible experience. I had a reading done here and where a lot of people are…read moreskeptical of the process, he identified things in my life so detailed there's no possible way to have picked up from conversation. He will tell you just like it is, then tell you exactly how to fix it. They are truly gifted here.

From the owner: Lectura de cartas, Limpias personales también a casa y negocios. Veladoras preparadas, perfumes,…read morejabones etc

**Fiesta vibes only** when you enter this home-turned-neighborhood-shop…read more Are you in your señora era and looking to deck out your casita with beautiful handmade wares? Look no further. Karolina's has you covered from the front door, to the kitchen, to your wardrobe, and yes, even the garden. They've got the obligatory stickers and t-shirts, of course, but they also have a large and unique selection of Hispanic-themed and inspired trinkets and dishware that are sure to save you the trip to Laredo or the RGV. The people who work here are really great, too. The prices seem fair for what it takes to produce and import these items, but you know I love a deal (and I don't think they take coupons here). Still, it's very much worthwhile to support a local business that's bringing this vibrant energy to our community.

A family owned San Antonio business with a beautiful story. I loved meeting the family and learning…read morethat Karolina's was named after their grandmother. They had a great collection of items. I bought this beautiful Talavera decanter for my home. The family was so friendly helping me out and I felt like the pricing was very reasonable.

The girls here was so sweet and helpful! Complementing us on our outfits, helping us pick out our…read morepurchases, taking things off the shelf for us. It was really a catered experience! This was a really fancy Planet K and one of the best that I've been to! Go check them out there's lots of great photo ops, and goodies inside

I was there yesterday 4/23/25 and was treated horribly by the staff. That young girls were beyond…read morerude but especially the one with the multiple face piercings (that are rad btw) but she was just awful to deal with. She was very put out by me for asking questions because I was probably interrupting her drawing time. It was just a strange and awful experience. I walked out feeling gross like I was talked down upon and it bothered me for over an hour after leaving. I wish I had the experience the other people here giving a rating did.

Went on the boat tour and as we were heading back, I saw this store and I had to stop by. It's a…read moresimple souvenir store with tons of items and clearance specials on tshirts they weren't able to sell and I just needed some stickers for my luggage and laptop and this place fit the bill. Got a handful of stickers which made me super happy.

This store has something for everyone. I'm not usually into touristy stores, but this was…read moresurprisingly fun with reasonably priced items. Do I need them? Nah. But it was fun to look at the sugar skull kitties and cowgirl hats. Bought the kids souvenirs for my return home. The customer service is okay. The staff are friendly but mentally checked out.

I came to see the The Alamo for a reason that already had meaning. I was in town for a good…read morefriend's military promotion, one of those moments that makes you pause and reflect on service, sacrifice, and the long road that gets someone there. Since I'd never been here before, it felt right to finally walk the ground where so much of that history started. The moment you step onto the grounds, the noise of the city fades a little. The chapel stands there quietly, not flashy, not loud, just steady -- like it's been waiting. Walking inside, there's a heaviness, but also a sense of respect that's hard to put into words. Knowing the stories is one thing. Standing where they happened is something else entirely. The exhibits are thoughtfully done and easy to follow, but what stood out most were the volunteers and staff. Warm, respectful, and genuinely proud to share the history. No rush, no pressure -- just people who care about preserving the story and making sure it's understood. The courtyard surprised me the most. Calm, almost peaceful. It gave me a moment to slow down and connect the dots between past and present. After celebrating a modern-day promotion rooted in service, being here felt full circle. This wasn't just a tourist stop for me. It was a history lesson, a culture lesson, and a quiet moment of reflection all wrapped into one. If you're in San Antonio -- especially if you have any connection to military service or American history -- this is a place you should experience at least once. Not just to see it, but to feel it.

Came here for a work event. So I didn't have to pay, to enter - so not sure how much it is to get…read morein. We had a lovely dinner event in the garden. But overall for the Alamo, It was one big room with mock memorabilia (so it seemed).